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HOME NEWS.
ppow,NEyr ARRIVALS

raw mi Hotri-sir Charles upper Of Canada Yic'orld
Eots-0eneraI Francis A. Walker and Colonel Charles H.
era Manager Of the wabash ST Louis and Pacing Hallway
Hofst Brunfck-A T. seeberger Collector Of Cnstofns
At Chicago and Captain Gswey AID Camp TO tho Cover
nor OF bermuda Efrh hrenve Ro.l-Ex.S frssnsy
d Washburn OF MinneBota. and Alans9p W. Heart OF
Boston HOFFMAN House-Csptan the It'n J' Ver-keI OF
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NJINK-LlNED CIRCULARS, MINK SIIOUL-
wi DER capes. prices marked down. C. Z. slIAYNE,
Furrier lO3 Prince.st
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STATEN ISLAND.

Edwin Booth has given 700 volumes o the Winter Memo
Library On the ry leaf OF each book the
the Winter Memorial Library IN anectlonato
remembrance Of lille Artr IRON his fathers friend Edwin
Booth library IN memory OF William Wlnter'- son
Arthur who Killed wlc cOasting Contribution. Ia
made 10 the library rs Lawrence barrett
JcncI SOD and JOhn nllD,It.
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Announcements

Announcements
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
WINDOWS Sy2tP should always be used for
TEErHISG. =; sooTHEs the CHILD soF1Kss the
GUNS ALArs AL rAS CURES WIND coLic and Is the BEsT
REMEDY DtAkhB0A Twenty hve cents bottle.
All sizes, lengths and shapes in Sealslin gar
monts. prices marked down C. e. shayne lO3 Prlncest
Albert Lewis. VI. d., Beachst.. near West
broadway New.Nork. Diseases OF tho system,
from spe iaity for Last 40 Years Hours
10 10 and 10 D. III. Sundays. 10 10 IL
Earl & Wilson'S L. Il w. brtn OF Mems
Collars amt Cuifs the best sold every wncrA
HENRY \. DANIELS, VI. d..
l44 Lexington. ave, between 2StlI and 3Oth sta
Hours Ia !. To :. Diseases of the Nervous system
CENT" Urinary organs Impotence and steriity
"POINTs" ABOUT ADVERTISING.
Every examines Directories Tor information onr
addition Purchasers, Guide smart dealer should
have his card In. SEMI ''postd for agent To call
THE TROw GIN DIRECTORY CO..
IL University Place
81 to IS bust measures III scalskin garments,
prices marked down. G. {. saync Furrer l03 Princes
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r.. II. MACY e. 60.

HONG RONG Jan 90 Sailed. steamer City OF Rio Jane.ro,
Cobb /, Francisco via Yokohama
RIO JAsRIRo Jan 22-Sailed steamer Alliance, Beers for
New.York via Pcrnambuco, &c.
Jan Z2~sien stelTer CITY OF Alexandra, Rey
nolds from Mexican ports hence for Sow-Yorx-
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.IERlEY CITY.

while the crowd waiting Thomas ITogan's
yesterday afternoon Frederick IIcnkcl nut
who lives in the nrighb0fhoV assaulted his wife The
excitement created The Impression that Their.
trouble the stkcr. aud abOut 1000
the The matter explained and they
10 required the united efforts "f ionr policemen to take
Henke ~ The police station aud even then only after thoy ha
dubbed him severely. Hcnkcl recently completed sir
H. f.rfn I'm fhr nrulf tent
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LONG ISLAM

JAMAICA Daniel GOldner 10 child from dipihera on
Saturday making the thid death IN lb family # GU tho dis
within week
IOSG ISLAND CiIY.-Petor Rouletc 7nf Andrew Mulgan
brothers IA law quafrclcA late SATURDAY night at r
~ attcrm Eighth u Mulligan stabbed ouotto
side with pcukuic making serious wound
~ lIfsr.rt t.a q
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MARINE INIELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Today.
Sun rises. 7l3 sets % Moon 553 Moon's ago. 80
Hf1H wAITM
A H-saniy HOOK. % COY. Isld. SOi He'll Gate 81
y u-sandy Hook sUI Gov. Isd. SAL Hell Uato 1850
OUTGOING STEAMERS
Vos.e'
v,,U LIN. for Mallsc,oss sails
Acapulco Pacific Mall A-pinwill .......l0 noon.
Mexico. spanish Trans. Mexican pOrts...lO noon.
TUESDAY. JAN 20.
Alaska Gui0n. Liverpool. .............. 2.JOa Am
Cty of Berlin Inman. Liverpool. pm
WEDNESDAY, JAN. &c.
Travo No Lloyd bremen via SOuthton.- am $50 IN
pllla lclphia Hcd II. Laguayra --.......-.I am l
marlborough quebec, Barbados ........ pm pm
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Broadway, 4th-ave, 9ih and 10Th st1

r. c. SHAYNE, FCRRIER, 1O3 PRINCE
Ne ST has marked down prices OF all Furs and seaskin
garments. large assortment TO select from.
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NTW..JERsEY.

WEEHswKEN- broke into John Murrays hote
Nnotccuihst and PARK ave- early Yesterday morning aud
robbed the % nearly $500. The thieves hal
window the ia-teuIug which been
luo.ened previous evening frum the inside. They
m, their through door. which They ned
unscrcw lock The safe ioor hal been lett open
and thc lcye lad iifcuty getting AZ ia contents
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"a TO IS bust measures IN scalskin garments
prices marked down G. {. shaync Furrer. l03 Princes
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-06
THE DEPREDATlNG HEN.

OF an The things IN nature that anlici The sons Of
men,
There f. nothing that know OF i""'N enc ''i '
dating hen;
II Won see a wild eyed woman firing brickhats
from the shed,
yon can lct o. hen has busted up her little flower
bed.
She pluudcr- and she scratches, She cacklcs and
She hltchcs
And forts. thousand cowboys couldn't Keep her III
pen;
she was sent on earth 10 fret US, TO cxcoriate the
lettuce
She's a thoro' eo.ng nuisance, is the depredating
hen
three brick and missed her. as She hustled on;
my BEANS,
But Julius Cr,ars statue was smashed TO smiths
Cre.us.
saw bcr digging ride pits where Id put my
Ian,ios in.
fred good sized rock and hit my hired man on
the shin
She luas an bounds and shachirs She giggles
and ehe cachrs,
She masos mo say some earnest things J ha'n
Time Poo pen
nc,or used bad language but now I'm filed
,hs.Tyc broke the record, thro that depredat-
ing hen
nnt uo,g thro' out ruy cabinet there floats pleas
amt em'l.
Aud the reason for that perfume isn't bard 70
tll.
rorwieu ro-o This morning, saw my cabbage
ial 20 wreck.
caught Chat dcurcdating hen and nerc0ly wrung
ler neck.
Ihoar hcr hll ana craclie, 10 more she'll scratch
and caclo,
1r make my summer garden look Ike some
lFtna'- den,
She flrt.., hong has b0ssed mo. She far too much
has e.-f me,
ON cat az luncheon time today hundred dollar
len The Khan
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nrY md Wet Timber.

a discussion is going the rounds Of the
press az {, the relative strength of wet or
dry timber We do not believe there is
much 10 De made ont Of the discussion.
Some kinds Of timber are stronger when
dry. while other kinds are stronger when
wet or green. But most hard woodswhcu
wet viii possess more tensile strength
than when dry. Timber thoroughly sea-
soncd * more brittle than when green.
and with the necessary force Will break
square of. while The same timber green
will stand about The gune pres urc Dy
bending more or less without breaking
Take a hickory saplng that is almost inn
possible 10 break in its green state al
though II may bend double, and thor
oughly dry it, and you may easily break
n almost square of, as the boys say.
SO with almost any kind of timber. Dry
ing makes it sitter, more uuyielding, but
in very few instances stronger -Scientiic
Press
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OBITUARY
4 Good Wan Gone.

WALKER-D Died at his residence in New
Kent county. Va, ON Friday. the 2ath July
lsss. HARMON b. WALKER IN the hiiJ
seventh year OF his age.
Ile was boo every sense of the wOnl fO To-
fullest extent, "a good, pure man,a consistent
Christian. devoted husband father and friend
Ills family win miss him. his neighhor- and
his church will miss him. he said t0 Dis wife
and children ID short time before he died. ''nnf
tO gricyo for him. twas all FOR tine hcst.' aud
then calmly passed over the river to reap bis
reward lie left IA wife. two sons. au1 u.s.,
daughters. and record of his lir worthy 90
emulation. What great consolation fu Dos
famffy to know that De- is uu the other side of
the river. where there i- perpetual l'} "h.
happiness. would like sO much to- al some
thing t0 comfort the distressed wife md culd
rem. hut feel poweric~-. knowing too tilW iN'5
tgiIl receive 4 from One who IS willing and
able To- heal au wounds. u
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4 srnsniion.

Why IS 10 that three bottles of .. B. b. are
sold boz Atlanta 10 one OF any other blood rem
cdy. and twice as much consumed in the State
Of Georgia as any other preparations 40 one
need take our word, but simply -ask the drug
gists. Ask the people. They are competent
witnesses. SIX houses ia Atlanta are buying
Is. b. B. in i've and ten gross lots, and some of
them buy as often as every Two months. Why
these unprecedented sales here az home with
so little Advertising Modosty forb.ds MS max
ing reply. Had -. d. b. been before the pub
lic a quarter or half century, it would not be
necessary TO be- bolstered up with crutches of
page advertisements now. Merit Will conquer
AMI down money.
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sI.OO worth $500. 90.

For four years have been a sufferer from a
terrible form Of Rheumatism, which reduced
me So low that all hope of recovery was given
Wy. / have suffered the most excruciating
pain day and night, and often while writhing
IN agony have wished could die. ! have tried
everything known for that disease, but moth
ing did me any good, and have had some OF the
finest physicians of the state 10 work on me,
but all 10 no effect. have spent over so,
without finding relief. | aIn now proud 60
say that after using only one bottle Of b. -. 10.
am enabled To walk around and attend "a
business and / would not take 500 for the
benefit received from one single bottle Of
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nj. nn.Ine.. Qualifications.

Tather-Wcll. what can you say for tie
young MANI
Daughter He's young and handsome and
has good business ability
FuWer-lIov do you know anything about
DIS business qualiiicatloust
Daughter Why, he bias figured out for me
Tim. aud time again how nicely We could got
along if yu would make us apesent Of
$4,000 Judge
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T.efuI 20 Composers.

Musical composers are indebted to sci
ence for twoucw instruments. The mel
Qgraph is designed 10 accurately record
the notes Of any tune played upon piano,
aud the melotrope has just been devised
in France 90 faithfully reproduce upon
any piano the pieces automatically copied
by the first apparatus. -Arkansaw Tray
eler.
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81 se,.n said Smith, looking over the mar
Let reports, "that imported bologna sausage
remains firm"
"Humphl" calculated Jones "Of course it
is firm Dl You ever know bull dog 10 let
CO. Newman independent
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IT = : , 7" !"
llll Main street. Richmond. y


Calling over In Manchester the other
day we dropped into the nrst class bakery
establishment of l.. a Y. STEMS, and found il
lifted 1883 in Hrst-clHss style with all the neces
sary supplies OF good things. such as always
remind us of Christmas. Bread, crackers, bis
cults, etc. in abundance; cakes, and variety
from the very best and purcst materials. This
is indeed "a model bakery, and one that de
serves and is fast gaining the support OF the
public. BE sure 90 call in and see them at
lau5 HIM street. Manchoster.
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shipping New. Port of Richmond

ARRIVED AUGUST D. 1855.
Schooner Sarah Potter, SUMNER " uoi'i
Hall. guHnu. Co order.
Schooner Manic saunders, Budd, New York
salt. Robert D.. Williams a Co.
Schooner n. II. BurrOw, Taylor, New York
salt. Davenport 4 Morris.
Schooner Albert Mason. Abbott phiiadel
phia. c0al. Bfighth0pe Railway Go.
Schooner Emily T.. Burton. Marshall Phila
delphia, non. y. X. johnson 81 Co.
SAILED.
Schooner Thomas Clyde. Fmzor, BOSTON
coal. Chesapeake AND ohio Railway Co.. vessel
Curtis s. Parker.
Schooner T.. u. Cott.ngham. Smith, STAN
ford, bark. A. B. Goodman vessel, Curtis 8
Parker.
schooner a. G.. Buckley. Cmmnor. New
York. pig iron. d. y. Gordon. agent; vessel
Curtis a Parker.
schooner Ann T.. Valentine Crawford East
Newark. railroad ties. 4. G. Lcukc. Jr. a Go.
vessel. Curtis a Parker.
Schooner a. -. Fields, Mitchell Norfolk
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.; vessel
Curtis i Parker.
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Il suppose thcu,ual crop OF summer NUS
ances is showing zap about here, Farmer
Jones Have You struck the amateur pho
tleuphor yet"
"Not yet. bat expect TO- I've got "a club
ready for him. r-Dakes Magazine
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"Ahl 1 beg pardon, but your name is
Grave Do said as Doc met man coming out
ot tlc pos, .ilce
$50, sir-uo. sir-iuy name is not Gray"
"Oh-ah 30 isn't, chi Then ] beg your
pardon for begging Your pmdon'-Detroit
Bro Pro-,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by c. w. Branch Il Co., bankers
and brokers. No. iii Main street.

REVIEW
NEW YORK. August There has been
less business to-day, but the market has been
steady throughout. and in the absence 9i
any alarming rumors. u evidences lenu-
ency towards higher prices. There appears
to be a cessation Of the selling Of long stocks
and a more confident feeling generally
seem. Ia exist. During the last hour the
whole list advanced under good buying ana
a liberal covering Of the outstanding snort
contracts. which apparently have been more more
than was generally expected i looks IKE
market which recommends cauuon'
Prices closed strong. Money 5per cent
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changing is too good for you, said judge
10 q condemned man. 81 know 10 is, " replied
he prisoner frankly; "and if you can sug-
gest anything elise, judge, You can't do It TOO
quick brakes Magazine
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A Texas poet sums up picnic as follows;
Pics and signs and flies,
MANY am urchin Whacked.
Trees and breeze aud suceze,
And many a chestnut cracked
Cakes and lakes and snakes,
Some water and sour looks
Creams aud screams aud dreams,
And empty pocketb0oks.
-IsyrIapnvp
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Won Cnn Drive Nermln ON Of Your " om.s

BY using the Prepared shelf Paper for
pantry shelves and drawers. Warranted to
prevent and drive away Ants, Reaches. Water
Bugs, Ac., SD annoying tO huu,ckccpcrs.
Whcncycr this paper is used 10 answers "A
double purpose is drives away Netmin, and
al the sane time bcing whitel 10 gives every
place a neat, clean appearance.
Positively no poisonous drugs used iu the
preparation of this paper. ASK your Druggist
or Grocer for II. For sale Oy
BODEKER BROTHERS.
Druggists,
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4 labor SavsF,

"Wby, Tom, what on earth are You doing
with that dog"
"Oh. this an idea have been working with
success for some time You see, just throw
myself in The water and & dog does the
swimming II saves a great deal Of labor W
-Inlla.
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Try La Normandi Operas, very choice
at Chamberlayne n Co.'S, 10 and Il South
Thirteenth street.
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BLOOD BALM CO.:
gross b. y. u. ..,,..i ,..,.i..
II gives ms pleasure 10 report Rood triie
Tor This ur. odration. Indeed h has far echpset
All other blood remedies, both IN demonstrated
merit and rapid sale with us.
ROZiER a NARDEMAN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-06

Choice Imported Claret-price very
olw-at Chambcrlaync & Co.'S. 10 and T. South
Thirteenth street.
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Cure for aH Scroiu.ous. such a- PmpIcs.
Ulcers. Sores. lnHammanon.. ~wcIlne. EY
s.pclas. aud ul kinds of Shin Diseases. THIS
remedy is composed of Roots and Herbs. and
tine most delicate can take 10 without danger.
For sale log all druggists. Price. 81 per bottle.
lnrclicf to tine afflicted $50 VIII -el ior tHe
next sixty dnysa trM houIr ior W cents.
Prompt attention to wholesale orders.
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JAMES =. COOPER,
Oh Main street, Richmond, Va.

Try the justly celebrated La Normaud
Cigar. CHAMBERLAYNE n Co..
10 and L. South Thirteenth street.
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To Licen.e Taxpayers.

License taxpayers who have been In
dicted by the grand jury for not having
paid their license taxes, are informed that
they can pay their fines in coupons as
well as their State tax, and effect a very
large saving by So doing.
Complete legal protection and indem-
nifty guaranteed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-06

WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
Indications for Virginia commencing 40 o pm.
yesterday Occasional showers. warmer
southcr.y winds. lOlpWcd hy cooler weather
during saturday night
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R.R.B. refer 20 all merchants and business
men Of this town. Yours, most truly
E.O. CARA.
Wayery. Walker county, Texas.
Demonstrated Merit.
Sparta. GA, May -, 1876.
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ACTORS MEMORIES.
TIE FANTASTIC TRICKS THEY PLAY
THEIR POSSESSORS.

WHY Mon stumble I'm Familiar Roles
Lines which VIII Not stay Learned
Impro,isIng Part--,Iumping Nhoi"
Act.
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TIE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.

Market duh.
Quotations. -Middllug, l03c.
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KENEsETH ISRAEL Mayo street, REV. DR.
Louis iarlcd. rabbi. Services Friday, 4W
PM. saturday. Gam.
BETH AHABA Eleventh street. Services
Friday. 3 pm; saturday. lUam.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19
Venice.

Miss Mary Caldwell is home from
Mason where she has been teaching
school this summer.
The Messers. Will and Frank Olney
and John Lawcock, and the Misses
Matte Loucks and Lillian Johnson,
attended the Commencement at the
Fenton Normal last week.
Miss Ida Bailey, of Mayville, is
visiting Miss Matte Loucks this week.
Cyrus Case has been on the sick
list for the last few days but is better
now.
Miss Abbie Porterfeld, of Hazel
ton, is taking care of her mother, who
is very ILL.,
The job of completing the road
from Venice Centre to Durand has
been let to Jerome Stewart, and we
expect to see the road completed in
the near future.
Mrs. Cynthia Frasier has been very
sick with an attack of fever but was
better at last reports.
Mrs. Canada is visiting friends in
Fenton and vicinity.
Sunday School picnic at Vernon
Wednesday-quite number OF
Veniceites in attendance. BETsEy.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19
Stock Notes.

Z. o. Dewey, of THE TINES has
sold to H. H. James, Detroit, assis-
tant auditor of the d. L. & N. rail-
road, the Jersey cows Bonnie and
Pet lie Brocq; also the two year old
heifer Pet lie Brocq I'd. These COWS
are choicely bred. Mr.. James has a
fine herd-kept on his farm near
Delroit--at the head of which is the
imported bull lie Brocq's Prize, one
of the best animals ever imported.
Henry Richfeld, of Jackson, has
sold to R. S. Abbey, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, the three year old colt Ollie
Drake, sired by 10 Gavin, dam by
Louis Napoleon second to ninth dams
thoroughbred. Ollie is one of the
handsomest horses ever bred in Shia-
wassee county, is fast trotter and
bred to stay in long race. Price
$1,000. He will be delivered after his
match race in Jackson, Aug. 80.
T. w. Whitney, of St. Louis, will
start his three year old colt Conquest,
Dy oscar, Dam by Louis Napoleon, In
the race meeting of the Michigan
breeders association.
The officers Of the Detroit driving
club are getting everything in readi-
ness for their fall meeting. Patron
a:r4 IA will try to beat a:Io. $4,000
in purses will be offered.
AT the Stanton races, Bell Wood
by Louis Napoleon. won first money
in the three minute class. Lula B. /,
also by Napoleon, won second money
in the free for all.
Geo. Thomas lost promising four
year old by 10 Gavin, dam by Louis
Napoleon, last week; the horse died
very suddenly during the night.
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IMPROVE THE SEEMING MO-
MENTs!
Let Next Monday BE owosso's Day
Of Triumph.

The time for argument is about
passed and the time for work is near
at hand. Let every voter in Owosso
ponder well the consequences Of the
vote he shall give on Monday. Owos.
so has been prospecting for the past
FIVE years, and the property in the
city has doubled in value-not by
securing the county seat, but by Sc
curing manufacturers to locate here.
These have been secured by giving
from the public treasury bonuses.
Does anyone think the money AS A
WHOLE thus expended has not been
for the interest of the tax payers?
These industries, at probable cost
of $4,000 in the aggregate, employ
about 500 hands and have a pay roll
Of about $4,000 a month; now a
proposition is submitted to you for
an expenditure of less than that amount
TO secure an industry which in the
near future will almost beyond ques-
tion give constant employment 10
nearly as many men as are now
employed in all our industries, and,
as workers on iron always command
higher pay than wood workers, ensure
pay roll of at least SIC. 900 a month.
The question for you to settle on
Monday is, "shall this large addition
10 our business industries be secured?"
The taxpayers should remember
that on the present valuation the cost
will only be 21A per cent, and that
every dollar of the money is to be
paid out under their own supervision,
in your own midst, for the material
you are to furnish, AID the pay for
which, as we'll as for the work to be
done, will remain in and be part of
the working capital of our business
men.
The building contractors of the
city should not fail to remember that
large quantities of stone, brick,
cement, lime and lumber will be used
in the construction of these shops to
be furnished by you, on which of
course you will realize fair percent
age of profit.
The wage workers should remember
that demand will be created which
means steady employment at higher
prices than can be expected to be paid
if there was not competitive demand
for such labor.
Every voter should remember as
he goes to the polls on Monday that
the securing of these shops means the
enhanced prosperity of all classes of
our citizens and business center
that will be unrivalled between Detroit
and Grand Rapids.
Men of Owosso, one and all, VOTE
FOR THE sHoPs-for a PERMANENT
BOOM for your city.
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Byron
More rain is needed.

More rain Is needed.
John Lynde is on the street again.
Fred Carpenter is quite sick at the
Byron House.
Frank King has rented part OF
Sarah Newman's house.
Another brick block will soon be
put up in our village.
The year old child of H. w.
Bunce is very sick.
Dell Magof1in left Wednesday for
Williamsville, N. Y, to attend the
funeral of his father.
Mrs. P. Hadsall went to Owosso,
Thursday, to spend few days with
her son, who is stopping with DR.. B.
S. Knapp for medical treatment.
Barber Brown and wife are visiting
his mother at Ovid.
Mrs. Jennie Clark returned 10 the
bosom of her family; great joy in
spred some of our citizens and a
seranade with horns and tin pans
made the night hideous.
Farmers are busy thteshing, but
are reluctant about selling their grain
at present prices.
Mrs. d. Magoffin is visiting at Yer.
non. CONRAD
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19

Buy goods of one price reliable
stores. Barterers ask big price and
always beat you. All the large stores
Of the world have but one price and
that Is the lowest. Moral: Trade at
the Double Store of Osburn & Sons.
If you want silk dress direct from
the manufacturers, call on vs.. We
control in this market several reliable
makes, and guarantee price and quail.
iiy. OsBURN & Sons.